St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-02

looked for first place, and Richmond or
Frank Ward second choice. At one
mile Maggie j ought to show her heels
to her competitors, with Duplex OF
StOnebuck not far away.
Ferg Kyle, if he gets good send Off,
should cut out the work in the sixth
event with Young Luke or Choctaw in
dangerous proximity.
For the final event the chances favor
Ernest as first under the wire with Par
aS0l or Grenadier a good second.
THE GLOBES TIPS TAKE WELL.
There were many fiattering comments
yesterday at Maynard & klngsley'S
turf exchange concerning the reliability
OF the GLOBES tips, especially in con-
nection with the races at Coney Island.
As predicted by the GLOBE PatrOcleS
won the first race, but in the second for
two-year-Olds it was mere guesswOrk and
an outsider, Slumber, won. For the
third Maggie Mitchell was given as
winner, with Romp good second, but the
latter was first under the wire, and
Maggie only secured third place. Dry
MOnOpOle won his race, as the GLOBE
said he would, and in the first race
MammOnist was scratched, but Con
falOn came under the wire first, with
TomaSia second, the very order which
the GLOBE prOphesied. Three winners
and two place horses were pretty good
for maiden effort at tipping, but
TURTLES must not place too implicit con-
fidence in these forecasts. Still, if the
horses mentioned by the GLOBE had
been selected by investors, none of
them would have had any cause for
complaint about the profit from such a
course. 1t will be the aim of the tipster
OF the GLOBE to give the
latest information Obtainable from
Eastern and Western tracks, and thus
afford the readers of the paper who are
interested in such matters good ideas as
to winners in the various events. To be
sure it is all guess work, but one mans
ideas are as good as another'S in such
matters, and good results may accrue
from this latest effort of the organ of
sporting matters in the Northwest.
The horse combinations sold at the
exchange yesterday proved lucky in
veStment for the holder of Ticket No.
so, for it netted S104.75 for 25 cents, only
one ticket being out on this combination.
TO-DAY AT HAMLINE.
Owing to the bad condition of the
track the races at Hamline were post
pOned yesterday and Fridays prOgrame
will be carried out to-day, the events
and entries being as follows:
2:24 Class, Trotting, Purse S1,000-W. Fl.
Crawford. San Francisco, Cal, John K. Wise.
ch g; John E. Madden, Bethlehem, Pa,
Mambrinette, e: William H. Mccarthy, Lex
lngton, KY, Wallace, blk g; o. A. Hickok,
San Francisco. Cal, Banner Boy, b G; Alb
dallah Park Stock Farm, Cynthiana, KY,
Wilkes Brino, ch s.
800 Minute Stake for Trotters- So, ,0O0.-
T. II. Ball, Aurora, ILL.,, Plano Boy, g;
Graves Brothers, Rochester, Mimi, Lady
May, m; II. G. Vaughn, Minneapolis,
n o..
Cleveland, o.. Commotion, b g; W. G. Pol
lock, Cleveland, O., Glass Leader. G G; NJ. E.
McHenry, Freeport, Ill, Fugleman, b s;
VIM. H. Mccarthy, Lexington, KY. Daisy
cisco, Cal, Problem. b g.; o. A: Hickok; San
Francisco, Cal, Conde, ch g; W. H. Wilson,
Cynthiana, KY, Smuggler, b. G.
2:20 Glass for PAGERS, Purse, S1,O00-Will-
Jam H. Mccarthy; Lexington, Ky, Nettie
Hoppin, m; William II. Mccarthy, Lexing-
ton, KY. Ernestine, m. James Long
shore, Belton, NO., Patsy Clinker. G G; Lee
W. Sinclair, Salem, Ind, Lillian S, br m:
j. K: Newbro, Greensburg, Ind, Country
Girl, b m.
The days sport will conclude with
running race, mile heats. best two in
three, horses ridden by ladies, which
will doubtless prove an attractive fea-
ture.
In the pools sold at the st. Paul turf
exchange, IA Third street, last even
ing, the figures on the various classes
were as follows: Banner Boy in the
2:24 trOt, $50 against an equal amount
on the field. COnde, another San Fran
cisco horse, readily brought S25 against
the field, which was held at the same
figures. For the pacing race Patsy
Clink er was hot favorite, the odds be-
ing at the rate of 500 to $50 on the field.
Business was brisk in betting and all
the indications point to a large gather
ing at the track this afternoon.
RACING IN ENGLAND.
LONDON. July 1.-At the Windsor
July meeting to-day the Athens plate,
five furlongs, for two-year- olds, was
won by E. Jones' colt Admiral BenbOw,
by three lengths, j. E. Viewers filly
VARIETY, second, J. Porter's filly Mon
Droit, third. Lord Calthorpe's colt
Toscano and Chadwick's colt Craven
also ran.